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Delightful Debi Art Samarel | Poetry Paul Sardanas |
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| The curve of my back, the beckoning arc of my leg, are silent invitations to take me from behind, in a fever of want. |
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| I float in a sea of electric fire, it pours from me, in waves that can only be quenched with lust that goes beyond every boundary. |
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| Green eyes that speak a language of pure desire. A mouth that curls with fierce delight and anticipation. |
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| Come to me in the morning, flickering along the cyber pathways. The scent of coffee in my cup fades in a wave of musk as I read your message on the screen, and burn with desire to touch myself. I am dreaming that you are here, that yours is the hand bringing me to a screaming climax with all the skill in your fingers. How I wish it was your cock, pinning me to this chair. Tell me now, in frantic words across the screen, how much you want to fuck me, and I will make it true, with every exquisite moan that fills the air around me. |
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| Leaning back into the embrace of a sensual dream, I am waiting for you to tear these shoes from my feet, and fuck me with an animal’s hunger. |
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| I will look into your eyes as I open myself for you, heat from within smoldering in my hungry gaze. |
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| Dark lover, fill me with everything you have, put your perfect shadowed spike into me. I am pure heat, and will take you to the place where all darkness melts. |
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| Before a pillar of bronze, I sink to my knees in the blur of lust to hurl myself against that strength, pour myself over it, and turn it molten, into metal that hungers for the river of my flesh. My tongue against muscles that ripple with power, could tease pleasure from even a tower, from a statue carved with the very essence of desire. |
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| You know where I will take you. With my lips around your cock, you will rise to a height unimaginable, and fall from that cliff into a pool of red-lipped, consummate rapture. |
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| There is no way to imagine the landscape of passion that is behind my narrowed eyes, hungry and dark-edged with burning life. |
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